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Implement superelastic electron-collision plasma reaction #192
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@speth @ischoegl I am thinking of implementing |
I've actually been working with @decaluwe and @korffdm on a feature to allow customization of both forward and reverse rate constants, with the initial focus being on electrochemical reactions. I think the following usage outline that I shared with @korffdm should get you started (just replace "ButlerVolmer" with whatever name you want to use, and adjust the calculations accordingly):
I hope this works well for implementing what you need. |
@speth I made a small fix so that the rate constant information is correct (this should be only for the information). BangShiuh/cantera@56805fb. Hope this does not impact the performance of updateROP too much. |
Abstract
Adding superelastic electron-collision plasma reaction. The steps to calculate this rate are,
U is the threshold of inelastic collision.
3. Calculate the rate coefficient
Motivation
This type of reaction is important for low-temperature plasma, especially when the electron energy is low. The idea is that collisions between low-energy electrons and the excited species can heat the electron. This is implemented in BOLSIG+.
Possible Solutions
Option1: Similar to the electron-collsion-plasma reaction
Option2: Use reversible reaction. This will require a customized reverse reaction rate coefficient. We need
evalKrFromStruct
(similar toevalFromStruct
). https://github.com/BangShiuh/cantera/tree/collision-reaction-reverseReferences
https://www.bolsig.laplace.univ-tlse.fr/manual.html
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